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Skyline Real Estate Year-In-Review 2010 Contents skyline Real estate YeaR-in-Review 2010 contents DEVELOPMENT 2 SALES, ACQUISITIONS & FINANCING 6 LEASING & GROUND LEASING 10 HOSPITALITY 14 INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE 18 WORKOUTS AND RESTRUCTURING 20 RENT RESET DISPUTES 22 LAWYERS 24 © 2011 Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP. In some jurisdictions, this brochure may be considered attorney advertising. Past representations are no guarantee of future outcomes. skyline real estate year-in-review 2010 PARTNERS Friends, clients, colleagues, Steven Simkin [email protected] Challenges abounded in 2010, but so did opportunities. 212-373-3073 The real estate market, along with the general economy, continued on Mitchell L. Berg [email protected] a slow path to recovery. While new development was limited, existing 212-373-3048 projects advanced, and strategic options presented themselves in acquisitions, sales and financing. Meredith J. Kane [email protected] 212-373-3065 So it is no surprise that our industry-leading clients had a busy year. From opportunistic acquisitions of both equity and debt to creative Harris B. Freidus restructurings and workouts to leasing and rent renegotiations, we [email protected] helped our clients realize maximum potential under current market 212-373-3064 conditions. Skyline 2010 is a record of their successes — and our Peter E. Fisch commitment to offering them the highest quality counsel in every [email protected] aspect of their business. 212-373-3424 COUNSEL We are proud of the creativity we were able to place at the service of our clients — innovative business counsel that takes advantage of Allen M. Wieder [email protected] uncertain times and transforms adversity into advantage. 212-373-3041 Sincerely, Ira J. Gilbert [email protected] 212-373-3529 Barry Langman Steven Simkin [email protected] Chair of the Paul, Weiss Real Estate Department 212-373-3370 paul, weiss, rifkind, wharton & garrison llp De velopment 2 skyline 2010 MTA Signs Contract for West Side Railyards Project p D We represented the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in the lease and sale of the airspace over the MTA’s 26-acre West Side Railyards, the largest undeveloped tract of real estate in Manhattan, to a joint venture of Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group. The proposed development will include over 12 million square feet of office, retail and residential development, including 5,000 residential units, along with 12 acres of open space, a new school, a cultural facility, and major public amenities. The binding contract will lease the site to Related for 99 years, with purchase options as buildings are completed. The deal, valued at over $1 billion for MTA, marks a major milestone of a project on which the firm has been working for over six years, and will be the largest development project in New York City. paul, weiss, rifkind, wharton & garrison llp 3 t Douglaston Continues Development of Williamsburg Waterfront Since 2006 we have represented Douglaston Development, an affiliate of Levine Builders, in connection with the acquisition, financing and development of The Edge, a contemplated two-phased, mixed-use project on the waterfront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that makes use of “inclusionary housing” zoning. Upon completion of both phases, The Edge will consist of 347 moderate-income rental apartments, 1,100 condominium units, 60,000 square feet of retail space and parking garage space for over 600 cars. The first phase, which includes the moderate-income apartments, retail space and garage and 565 condominium units, was financed with equity financing from an institutional investor, $110 million of mezzanine financing from an institutional lender and $435 million of mortgage loan debt, and opened in March 2010. Vornado Advised on Landmarks Issues in Redevelopment Project u We advised Vornado Realty Trust regarding landmarks issues in the retail redevelopment of 510 Fifth Avenue, a five-story modernist landmark building designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and completed in 1954 for Manufacturers Hanover Trust. 4 skyline 2010 Lincoln Center Theater to Develop Properties p Our client Lincoln Center Theater entered into agreements with Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. and The New York Public Library for the construction of the new Claire Tow Theater, on the rooftop of the building (shared by Lincoln Center Theater and the Library) which currently houses the Vivian Beaumont and Mitzi Newhouse Theaters. Bryant Park Site Leased, Refinanced, Poised for Redevelopment u D We represented an affiliate of our client Allied Partners in a complex, multi-party transaction for the historic school building at 50 West 40th Street, directly across from Bryant Park. Under the terms of the deal, longtime tenant Katharine Gibbs School terminated its lease early, a new lease with the City University of New York (CUNY) was put in place and our client’s existing loans were refinanced. The new arrangement allows CUNY to develop the site as a new community college, and helps position the property and certain adjacent parcels for future development. paul, weiss, rifkind, wharton & garrison llp 5 Sales, acquisitions & financing 6 skyline 2010 SL Green Recapitalizes Midtown Building u We represented SL Green Realty Corp., the largest owner of New York City office space, in its proposed joint venture transaction to recapitalize the office building known as 3 Columbus Circle, located at 1775 Broadway. The property is undergoing renovation and repositioning as Class A office space. SL Green has agreed to contribute a substantial cash infusion to complete the capital improvement program and to lease up the building, and to provide a standby commitment to refinance the current mortgage loan. s t SL Green Acquires Mezzanine Loans We also represented SL Green Realty Corp. in the acquisition of three mezzanine loans totaling over $225 million secured by ownership interests in a major Park Avenue office building. paul, weiss, rifkind, wharton & garrison llp 7 U.S. Department of Energy Closes Advanced Technology Vehicles Loan Arrangements We represented the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in connection with its $1.4 billion loan arrangement for Nissan North America, Inc. and its $465 million loan arrangement for Tesla Motors, Inc. The loan proceeds will be used to build or retool manufacturing facilities in Tennessee and California for the production of all-electric vehicles and related components. These transactions are part of DOE’s $25 billion Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing loan program to promote the development of fuel-efficient vehicles in the United States. p Simon Property Group Acquires Prime Outlets Malls t We represented Prime Outlets Acquisition Company and certain of its affiliated entities in the disposition of their outlet shopping center business to Simon Property Group, Inc., the largest public U.S. real estate company. The transaction, in which the owners of Prime Outlets Acquisition Company received cash as well as units of Simon's operating partnership, was valued at approximately $2.3 billion, including the assumption of Prime Outlets’ existing indebtedness and preferred stock. 8 skyline 2010 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Buys Cabrini Medical Center u We represented Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center with its purchase of the former Cabrini Medical Center’s five-building East Side campus for $83.1 million. The buildings will be renovated for use as an outpatient cancer center for MSKCC. We also represented MSKCC in connection with its acquisition of a vacant 40-unit residential apartment building on East 54th Street in Manhattan. The building was acquired subject to an existing lis pendens claim which we were able to quickly resolve through litigation and settlement negotiations. Philanthropist’s Property Sold to Benefit Medical Institutions We were instrumental in the bid process and sale of 197-199 Mott Street in Chinatown, a large industrial building bequeathed by a philanthropist jointly to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, the Mayo Clinic and Harvard Medical School. t After Company’s Division, Rockrose Headquarters Building Prepared for Renovation and Leasing s After representing Henry Elghanayan in the intra-family division of Rockrose Development Corp. in 2009, in 2010 our efforts turned to matters remaining after the primary allocations. Most significantly, we worked to resolve issues relating to properties held in complex trust or LLC arrangements. This included the transfer of Rockrose’s former headquarters building at 300 Park Avenue South to prepare it for a substantial renovation and releasing plan. © Emporis/Royce © Douglas Emporis/Royce paul, weiss, rifkind, wharton & garrison llp 9 Leasing & ground leasing 10 skyline 2010 Murray Hill Executes Leasing Transactions qu We represent our long-time client Murray Hill Properties in a number of significant leasing transactions each year. This year, in particular, we advised Murray Hill in connection with its own move to new premises at 277 Park Avenue, New York and with PepsiCo’s renewal and expansion of its headquarters lease at 1 Pepsi Way, Somers, New York. PepsiCo will now demise the entire 540,000 rentable square foot office building. We also handled all of the leasing work at 1180 Avenue of the Americas, including the renewal and expansion of numerous occupancies in the building. L © Emporis/Nate © Lindsey Emporis/Nate paul, weiss, rifkind, wharton & garrison llp 11 Time Entity Enters Into Manhattan Subleases u We continue to work
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